DEPARTMENT OF
PLANT PROTECTION

Master's Degree Education

Graduate Education

The Department of Plant Protection accepts master's and doctoral students into its graduate programs to train new researchers and help students gain expertise. Graduate education equips students with the knowledge and skills to analyze plant protection problems, generate current solutions, and prepare, implement, and evaluate project results to adapt advanced technologies to the field of plant protection. The department graduated its first graduate students in 1996, and to date, 157 students have completed their graduate education and earned their diplomas, including 129 master's and 28 doctoral degrees. In 2025, a total of 44 students are pursuing graduate education, including 36 master's and 8 doctoral degrees.

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